Security Source: Evidence about Teir Felsay Blast Did Not Match Reality
A high-ranking Lebanese security source said evidence obtained revealed that the explosion in Teir Felsay in southern Lebanon did not match reality.
"Evidence relating to the Teir Felsay blast that we have obtained did not match reality," the source told pan-Arab Asharq al-Awsat newspaper.
"Therefore we cannot give a clear picture of the incident," the source added.
"When things like that happen, we cannot give information about it unless we were on the scene or have surveillance means," he explained.
The source said that for this reason, Lebanese security forces join "efforts and technology" with U.N. peacekeepers "to see where does this get us."
"So far, we do not know the truth. We know for a fact that we heard an explosion sound," the security source told Asharq al-Awsat.
Responding to a question regarding a video tape aired by Israel TV that claimed to show Hizbullah members removing what it said to be were rockets from the explosion site, the source said:
"No one knows the truth of those images. Israel has advanced technologies, and can combine images together or publish part the information and conceal another so that things look as it wants.